10 fotos impressionantes do eclipse solar

Na última segunda-feira (21), pôde ser visto nos Estados Unidos um eclipse total do solar. Depois de 99 anos, a sombra da Lua no Sol cruzou o país.

Durante o evento, algumas pessoas muito talentosas conseguiram capturar algumas imagens verdadeiramente únicas do eclipse, que realmente colocam nosso lugar no Sistema Solar em perspectiva.

Abaixo estão algumas imagens divulgadas pelas redes sociais, que mostram o eclipse de uma maneira nova e totalmente inesquecível.

A post shared by Jasman Mander (@jasmanmander) on Aug 21, 2017 at 6:04pm PDT

The moment of totality. Experiencing my first total solar eclipse in the high country of Idaho as I partner with @LandRoverUSA in the new #Discovery. I spent a good chunk of the morning sitting in a meadow, waiting for it to happen. The two minutes where it got completely dark were surreal to say the least. The birds quieted, the sky over the valley below was sunset orange..

A post shared by Alex Strohl (@alexstrohl) on Aug 21, 2017 at 12:47pm PDT

No words • I’m sure you are going to see a lot of these today. But this one was special. Hours of planning, scouting, and driving went into creating this photograph. It was on the verge of being completely ruined by clouds. But thankfully it all worked out. • #fujifilmx_us #xt2 #xf50140 #totality #eclipse2017 #eclipse #tinlid #moodygrams #whpadventure

A post shared by B R Y A N M I N E A R (@bryanminear) on Aug 21, 2017 at 12:04pm PDT

Best view in the house… it took 4 days of planning and hard work to capture this shot. My girlfriend @martinatib and good friend @thistommysmith climbed the route twice, in scorching heat, to nail the positioning. But we nailed it!

A post shared by Ted Hesser (@tedhesser) on Aug 21, 2017 at 12:40pm PDT

Millions of people saw #Eclipse2017 but only six people saw the umbra, or the moon’s shadow, over the United States from space today. pic.twitter.com/hMgMC5MgRh

— Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) August 21, 2017

It’s the moon, sunspots AND the station in front of the sun. @NASA photographer captures station transiting sun during #Eclipse2017 pic.twitter.com/hAVRINz0bv

— Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) August 21, 2017

A post shared by National Geographic Travel (@natgeotravel) on Aug 21, 2017 at 8:51pm PDT

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